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Im sorry for bumping this thread, but I have the same problem, so i was wondering if i could have the same file – the one thats there right now doesn’t look like its going to fix anything with image size.

Oh, and fyi – i tried several different browsers (safari, firefox and chrome) all with the same result ??

Did you find a solution to this? Mine seems to be doing the same, even though i have scheduled on my server to run wp-cron.php every 10 minutes.

source image in post is: 150w x 415h

thats the feed I use original, the reason i linked to the specific post-feed, was so that you could se my smiley-problem. And speaking of that, did you then have any idea to a solution or filter so that i can somehow choose to pass by images lower than 60x60px resolution?
Maybe you could just point me to where in the code, the image selection is done?

Yeah it looks weird to me aswell, im positive thats the feed address.. the post is still online and the rss import has loaded the entire post into my site (using feed to post).

Hi Allen, thank you for the response.

I totally understand that it would cause problems for other users, so my intentions was to hack the plugin on my own site.

However, trying to access the raw feed data, got me thinking that it might be formatted wrong, because i cant seem to find the content of the feed, so i cant even see where the picture is grabbed. The feed im having trouble with, is in danish, so i dont know if you can get anything out of it, but here it is

thank you

Thank you Andrews! I simply removed float and width from the menu-container and kept float:right on the logo-container, so now i works like a charm ??

So far i’ve come up with this code

<?php if get_post_meta( $post->ID, 'CUSTOMFIELD', true)!=null {
				<div id="authThumb"><img src="../fluxichild/images/<?php echo get_post_meta( $post->ID, 'CUSTOMFIELD', true );?>.jpg"/></div>
				}else {
					div id="authThumb"><img src="../fluxichild/images/defaultAuth.jpg" /></div>
				}
				?>

but to no surprise, it doesn’t work, I know i have a syntax error somewhere, but i hardly think thats the only mistake ??

Im using a custom theme called photolux. Would it be better to drop the floating left and right and maybe just display: inline-block; on the two elements?

I appreciate your answer, martcol, but my problem is when i resize the width of the browser – so i dont think it has something to do with the top padding. The reason for the top padding is so that the navigation will stay at the bottom of the header.

Now i got the plugin to add the custom field, but for some reason the value-field is empty ?? I’ve tried to use

add_post_meta($post_id, 'rssmi_author_link', $items['myauthor'], true);

and

add_post_meta($post_id, 'rssmi_author_link', $feedAuthor, true);

but none of them returns a value ??

What i want is for the plugin to auto-generate a custom field – just like it does with the source-link now. I just want to add a field more, with the authors name as value.

I will try to play around with it, but since I’m not an expert in php coding, i would appreciate any help you could give me.

thank you

It cant be that difficult, can it?

I’ve found the original link custom field to be in the import_post.php file. For some reason its within an if loop, so unfortunately i can’t just add another custom field.

I’ve figured out that this must be the code i need to insert:

add_post_meta($post_id, 'rssmi_author_link', $items['myauthor'], true);

i just need help to figure out where to insert it, and im not sure that my value is correct ” $items[‘myauthor’] ”

There must be somewhere i can see how the existing custom field for the source link, is created, and then copy-paste that, swapping the $thisLink parameter with $myAuthor or something like that?